The newly established Kaura Gwandu College of Nursing and Midwifery Science in Kebbi State has admitted 172 students, with its first batch of National Diploma and Higher National Diploma graduates expected in 2028.
The Provost of the institution, Dr Muhammad Musa, disclosed this on Wednesday during an interactive session with media aides to Governor Nasir Idris, while commending the governor for establishing the college to expand access to healthcare education.
Musa said the institution had helped reduce admission pressure on the State College of Nursing Sciences, Birnin Kebbi, while creating employment opportunities and stimulating economic activities in the state.
He said the first set of students was currently writing examinations, adding that 80 students were sitting for the National Diploma examination.
“The first set of students is currently writing examinations, while the first batch of ND/HND graduates is expected in 2028,” the provost said.
He added that arrangements had been
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